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I want to do mail merge in Excel only ie without having to use Word. How do I
do it?
Hello E,

Where would your letter template be and what would you expect the
format of the output to be?--
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gt; Hello E,
gt;
gt; Where would your letter template be and what would you expect the
gt; format of the output to be?
gt;
gt;
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gt; FastLiveHelp
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gt; Hi FastLive Help,
What I am essentially doing is creating a database in Excel with fields such
as quot;Payeequot;, quot;Addressquot;, quot;Cityquot;, quot;Amountquot;, etc. The output will be a check
requisition form in Excel that will have all these details in the appropriate
fields without any maunal keying. I would like the database in one tab and
the check req output in another tab.
Is this possible? I searched the internet and the only possibility I saw was
a PA Tools software.

Thanks for your help.
E
Yes that's possible. It would be done with VBA. You would simply need a
program that reads the sheet with your list of information and creates
the output sheet according to the layout you specify.

I offer custom Excel services like this on my website if you'd like it
done for you.--
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